Edwardian calendar proposed in Hawaii seeks perpetual dates
Willard Edwards of Honolulu envisions a perpetual calendar to eliminate weekday uncertainty and holiday guessing. Senator Hiram Fong backs the plan, urging Congress to adopt it in 1967 and prompt UN and regional action, though universal support and tax implications remain uncertain.
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No-Man’s-Land
Willard Edwards
Honolulu
Edwards
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
U.S
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Fong
United Nations
Organization of American States
Step in Right Direction Endorsed by Wheat Farmers
Independence Daily Reporter notes strong farmer stance against the Kennedy wheat plan in Tuesday's referendum with about 440 against. It argues the vote may prompt Congress to pursue real reforms beyond subsidies and production cuts, urging fiscal responsibility and reduced government meddling in farming. The piece lauds the farmer's courage against surplus market manipulation and calls for broader national fortitude.
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Independence Daily Reporter
American Wheat Farmer
Kennedy
Tkats
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Farmer
Washington
Drury College President Plans Retirement in 1964
Drury College president Dr James I Findlay 63 announces retirement effective July 1 1964 after 23 years leading the Springfield institution He says timing allows a smooth transition and notes that several staffers including a dean registrar and about eight others are eligible for 65 by the same deadline to retire together.
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Springfield
James I. Findlay
Drury College
Findlay
Advertising Manager Contacts and Subscription Rates
The notice lists Halley Marvin Smith as advertising manager and provides subscription by carrier and mail rates for Garden City and surrounding counties. It notes Associated Press affiliation and publication rights, with regional delivery and service details for Finney Scott Wichita and neighboring counties.
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MH Crown
Halley Marvin Smith
Associated Press
Tvanth
Garden City
Paynabiu
Itn
Finney
Dane
Scott
Wichita
Trepeley Tamuton
Earny
Uvant
Well
Uray
Parc Alue
Kansan
Telegram
Fox Aut
Kennedy Loses Alabama Mississippi Electoral Votes
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy faces loss of all ten Alabama votes and unpledged electors in Mississippi. Alabama’s Wallace hints at independent electors as danger to Kennedy, while national aides scramble over wheat policy and foreign aid. The slice includes political maneuvering, a New Orleans Legion hotel flap, and a Norway jail escape.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Jfk
TVA
Kennedy
Wallace
Bay
South
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Kennedys
Otte Passman
D-La
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Europe
Englewood
N.J
Paris
Otto Passman
Lyman Lemnitzer
NATO
Drew Pearson
American Legion
New Orleans
James Powers
Macon
Pointblank
Pat
Bill Saunders
Bill
Presbyterian Church
Civil Rights Turning Point Seen This Year
James Marlow analyzes 1963 as a potential turning point in civil rights with federal court battles over desegregation, white resistance in the South, and Kennedy’s pursuit of civil rights legislation amid Southern opposition. Abroad, Khrushchev’s moves, Sino-Soviet tensions, and Kennedy’s effort to keep allied unity shape a year of preparation for a decisive second half.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
South
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Th University of Alahar
Democratic Party
United States
Khrushchev
Cuba
de Gaulle
Summer Midget Baseball Schedules for Boys Aged 7 to 11
Summer midget baseball starts next week for boys 7 to 11 with two programs. Alta Brown, Hutchison and Georgia Matthews group meets 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Alta Brown field. Garfield, Jones and St Marys group meets 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at Garfield playground. Coaches are Dean Blgegs Doug Fanaler and Dave Keller. A $1 participation fee funds coaches salaries and equipment.
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Alta Brown
Hutchison
Georgia Matthews
Garfield, Jones, and St. Mary’s
Garfield Playground
Dean Blgegs
Doug Fanaler
Dave Keller
Herman “Pop” Beringer
Kansas
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Garden City Telegram
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Australia
Canada
Senate
Laos
Peru
Brazil
Republians
Legion
Minet Beach
Happy Chadditt
Happy
Caroline Kennedy
Grint
White House
Gordon Cooper
Jackie Kennedy
Cooper
Skien
Norway
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CHV
Midwest
Petii
Elizabeth
May
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